On Fox News, working to restore African American faith in law enforcement is almost like a death sentence for white people!

After Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson was interviewed on ABC News, Fox’s Outnumbered hosts couldn’t seem to slobber over him enough. Not showing remorse for a killing? Why that just shows what honesty and integrity Wilson has. Shooting Michael Brown instead of tasering? Well, that’s like holding hands after going to third base in a relationship!

If ever you needed proof that Fox News will look for ways to attack President Obama no matter what he does, check out how “straight news anchor” Megyn Kelly used Obama’s call for calm in Ferguson as little more than a vehicle to mock him.

A Fox guest may have come up with the most creative way to blame President Obama for violence in Ferguson yet.

Fox’s Outnumbered show devoted an entire segment to digging up reasons to blame President Obama for the unrest in Ferguson last night. Co-host Andrea Tantaros demonstrated special powers of creativity when she blamed Ferguson’s faulty police response on Obama, too.

On yesterday's Fox & Friends, the “fair and balanced” crew distorted President Obama’s comments about Ferguson and relations between African American communities and the police in order to suggest that he was dissing the police and encouraging violence.

The portrayal of African-Americans as brutish, violent thugs didn't die with the advent of Civil Rights. It seems to be alive and well on Fox News which loves the narrative of the "scary black man" made famous by Fox's Aryan beauty (Santa and Jesus were white don't ya know) Megyn Kelly during the faux Fox controversy over how scary Black Panthers weren't brought to justice by scary black Eric Holder. Fox fomented more fear of scary blacks with its obsessive coverage of "the knock out game," another faux Fox outrage. And as they did with their Katrina coverage, which focused on looting as black folks died and lost their homes, Fox is, yet again, focusing on what they see as blacks behaving badly after yet another unarmed black man was shot by a white policeman who isn't being charged with a crime. Nothing to see here except the looters!?

While the reality based community is concerned about young black men who are victims of shooting by either police or police wannabees like George Zimmerman, in the bizarro world of Fox News, those who inflict fatal damage on young black men are the real victims. Thus, we saw Zimmerman attain almost heroic status on Fox News which, at the same time, suggested that Trayvon Martin was a street thug. After Michael Brown, another young African-American man, was fatally shot by a cop, he was also demonized on Fox News which just might be starting some sweet Fox rehab for Brown's killer, officer Darren Wilson. On this morning's Fox & Friends, Elisabeth Hasselbeck was able to juxtapose imagery of uncontrollable black people with a very sympathetic approach to poor officer Wilson who is very scared of those uncontrollable blacks.

Sean Hannity can dish out the racial attacks but when Ferguson Committeewoman Patricia Bynes signaled she was not going to take them without fighting back, “tough guy” Hannity couldn’t take it and abruptly ended the interview.

Megyn Kelly’s anti-African American sensibility was revealed even in the choice of using racist Mark Fuhrman as a guest while the Ferguson protests had turned violent. But that was compounded by her condescending and dismissive treatment of her African American guests who expressed discontent with the grand jury’s decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson.